Mmsu Child Care Program Summary

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The MTSU Child Care Lab is located at the center of Womack Lane student housing on Alumni Drive. The main motive behind this program is to provide child care services for children of age 3-5. They strive to maintain a safety, healthy and nurturing environment where the developmental needs of children are tackled. They also aim at providing a model program that is responsive to change needs of the children for their good. The program measures all areas of development such as physical, social, emotional, intellectual, and aesthetics.
The program is designed to help children health, increase their knowledge and improve upon their strength. The Child care lab was created to educate them(children) on how to exercise and live healthy life. The program

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